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How To Obtain A Learner'S Licence: I. Necessity
How To Obtain A Learner'S Licence: I. Necessity
I.
NECESSITY:
The first step you need to take before learning to drive a vehicle is to obtain a
learner licence for that class of vehicle. It is issued to learn driving of Motor
Vehicles.
II.
REQUIRED DOCUMENTS:
a. ADDRESS PROOF: (To produce any ONE of the following)
Electoral Roll
LIC Policy
Passport
Pay slip issued by any office of the Central Government or a State
Government or a Local body
Any other document(s) as may be prescribed by the State Government
viz., Ration Card/Water Bill/Electricity Bill/Bus Pass
b. AGE PROOF: (To produce any ONE of the following)
School Certificate
Birth Certificate
PAN Card
Certificate granted by a registered medical practitioner not below the rank
of a Civil Surgeon.
c. PHOTOGRAPHS:
In all the computerized offices, it is enough to submit ONE recent passport
size photograph.
Wherever computerization is not done, the applicants may need to submit
three numbers of recent passport size photographs.
d. MEDICAL CERTIFICATE:
Applicant shall submit the CMV Form-1 as a self-declaration for physical
fitness.
Applicants above the age of 50 years shall submit CMV Form-1A issued
by a registered medical practitioner.
III.
FEE DETAILS
Please refer to the link How much fee to be paid depicting the fee
structure for various services from RTO, including Learner Licence
available in Portal.
However, there may be some additional fee viz., user charges/service
charges etc., that may vary from State to State. To know more on these
details, please follow the link Get Fee Details of a State available in
Portal.
To know the fee details as defined by the CMV Rule, for various
transactions, please follow the link Central Motor Vehicle Rules (CMVR)
1989 (http://morth.nic.in).
IV.
MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS
b.
V.
TEST DETAILS
Applicants who already possess either a valid driving licence or a valid
learner licence for a different class are EXEMPTED from the preliminary
test, while applying for a new Learner Licence for a different class.
In most places of the country, written test is being conducted for the
applicants who have passed SSLC and above for obtaining LL. This test
will be of multiple choice objective type questions.
In case of others, oral test will be conducted.
In few offices of the licensing authorities of the country, ONLINE
computer based tests are being conducted at the RTA/RLA/DTO Offices.
Some of the states have enabled the scheduling of appointments to appear
for preliminary test as per the convenience. To avail such services, please
follow the link An appointment for Driving Test/LL Test available in
Portal.
In case of failure in the LL Test, the applicant can reappear for test on the
next day onwards.
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